Sentence examples for collective is doing from inspiring English sources

But the word "collective" is doing most of the work there, since obviously cosmopolitan liberals themselves are still just a fraction of the electorate.

Tuesday night ended for Mr. Bohannon without his running into another noteworthy band, but on Wednesday night he was at the Main, a club on Sixth Street with a half-open roof, where the League of Extraordinary Gz, an Austin rap collective, was doing a raucous set for a crowd of mostly local fans — many of whom wore the band's T-shirts and waved giant foam hands with its logo.

And the worst thing our collective narcissism is doing is the destruction of the planet.

He said that a growing number of resources offer a glimpse of what the collective Web is doing.

And that is a problem: our collective ignorance is doing a number on us.

But instead of letting the faux pas fade out of the public's collective memory, Thune is doing what any good comedian would do and making fun of himself.

We hope that if you see us as we truly are -- determined, strong and brave -- then perhaps you will not feed into the collective fear and ignorance that is doing nothing to help the situation.

"The Lake Chad nations are battling Boko Haram and we have a vested interest in that group of nations' collective success... What Boko Harm is doing is a murderous rampage, about brutality intolerance and subjugation," Linder said in an interview late on Monday.

The usefulness of the UN is connected not just to the principles under which its collective business is done but also to the effectiveness of its performance in the most awkward theatres.

In a cynical piece for The Nation, Katha Pollitt asserts that, "by the time the collective damage is done, it will be too late to undo it," after confessing that she avoids reading news about the climate because it makes her sad.

Therefore, the word 'collective' in the first sentence is doing some heavy lifting that it probably should not.